The narrative of Anima Aeterna finds its ultimate visual expression in the documentary film that traces its gestation and soul. Once production is complete, the film will be the star of a series of exclusive screening events designed to engage and inspire audiences in the region and beyond.
Following the model inaugurated in the first concert, each film screening will be structured as a real event. These will not be simple screenings in a theatre, but events that maintain the authenticity and value that the project represents, through:
WELCOME AND PRESENTATION: Each screening will be introduced by communication professionals active in the area, recognised figures who will be responsible for welcoming the audience and presenting the work. Their introduction will contextualise the project within the framework of the GO! 2025 Legacy, ensuring that it is conducted in line with the cultural profile of the event.
GUESTS AND KEY FIGURES: The events will feature the authors and creative team, alongside representatives from various institutions. The events will offer an opportunity to discover the work in a collective context, encouraging direct dialogue on the themes of the project and celebrating the sharing of a story that belongs to the entire community.
PUBLIC AND GUESTS: Film screenings are conceived as participatory events, open to citizens, schools and representatives of regional and cross-border institutions. Each event retains the character of a shared cultural encounter, where the cinematic narrative becomes a valuable opportunity to reflect together on the roots and future of the territory.
The screenings will take place in the main cinemas and other representative venues in Friuli Venezia Giulia, creating a circuit of beauty that will ideally unite Gorizia, Trieste, Pordenone and Udine. This ‘travelling cinema’ mechanism will allow the spiritual message of Anima Aeterna and the European identity it represents to be spread far and wide, transforming each screening into a moment of collective reflection and territorial pride.
